Lucky Child your job is to give people the authentic facts, you should have done your research about Banjul first , e.g go to the National Museum to know the history of the Capital Banjul. Hope you will understand where I am coming from.
kids as young as 10 years to 15 years could be seen around senegambia hotels, nightclubs, bars by 21:00 hrs till late where they could be exploited. Where is ' right of the child' who is protecting them ? They have no protective childhood. Its worrying. May Allah help us. Ameen
Assalamu Allaikum. We lack quran and sunnah in ourselves. Some elders are not good role models: - smoking in front of kids, sending kids to buy haram things like cigars, alcohol - brewing and drinking ataya, playing music the whole day. How can we be productive with these attitudes? - the government should impose laws like jail for people sending kids to buy cigars, vapes, alcohol or selling these to kids. No loitering in the streets for kids age upto 17 years from 20:00 hrs - - not everybody can work in offices - apprenticeship should be strengthen by the government and the youths seize these opportunities for development - remember, immigrants have the right to be Gambian citizens. In the long run these people who are working hard in educating themselves and their families or in none academic ventures will eventually fill in offices, technical places, leading role whilst we complain. Who are we to complain? -
There’s NOTHING beautiful about trashed streets! The government should do something about the public trashing the streets, they should put trash bins out on the streets.